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I ran into a problem that looked very much like #945 -- running config.sh had some complaints about missing .so files. After spending some time trying to figure out what's wrong, I realized that it was a very simple problem: config.sh is referring to .so files relatively to the current directory (example), so it fails to find it when called from someplace else.
Suggestion
An easy way to make it better is to just cd into the directory where config.sh is at the top, and that will make it independent from how it's executed. For example, some simple
Describe the bug
I ran into a problem that looked very much like #945 -- running
config.sh
had some complaints about missing.so
files. After spending some time trying to figure out what's wrong, I realized that it was a very simple problem:config.sh
is referring to.so
files relatively to the current directory (example), so it fails to find it when called from someplace else.Suggestion
An easy way to make it better is to just
cd
into the directory whereconfig.sh
is at the top, and that will make it independent from how it's executed. For example, some simpleor a variant as needed would do it.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Should run.
Runner Version and Platform etc
The problem exists in the current script.
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